“Mr. Speaker, it is true that the Canadian economy is not doing well. It is also true that certain Liberal policies have contributed to the fact that we are in a technical recession. However, by painting an overly dire and one-sided picture, are the Conservatives not discrediting themselves? What does my colleague think?”
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Thanks 8%Claims 77%Reasoning 14%
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 10 wordsI would like to thank my colleague for his question.ThanksClaims · 91 wordsIt was not me who used the word “emergency”; it was the deputy governor of the Bank of Canada.1It was a central banker who used the word “emergency”, which is strong language for someone who is normally quite opaque about the direction of the economy.It was not me who used the word “emergency”; it was Steven Globerman at the Fraser Institute, a reputable research organization and one of the largest economic research organizations in the country.23The fact is that nothing has addressed the fundamental problems facing our economy, 4Unearned certaintyReasoning · 17 wordsand that is why Canadians continue to struggle with the cost of day-to-day living and other essentials.5
